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FIGURE 8.6 Structure of different types of β- carbolines.
can range from dysthymia and a chronic low mood syndrome to serious depression, which is typically accompanied by additional mental health issues like anxiety, sleep­lessness, and obsessive behaviors and social phobia (Gold et al. 2015). The antidepres­sant effect of β- carbolines received attention from the scientic community due to the actions on the monoamine neurotransmission, particularly the serotoninergic system (Heshmati et al. 2014). β- carboline derivatives (Figure 8.6) for intense canthin- 6- ones and bis- β- carbolines were separated from Picrasma. quassioides displayed promising anti- inammatory properties (Yang et al. 2011).
In this chapter, we discuss the advancement of synthetic pathways for production of β- carboline derivatives and their pharmacological potential as anti- inammatory and antidepressant agents.
8.2 SYNTHESIS OF β- CARBOLINE AND ITS DERIVATIVES
Many literature studies have been done on β- carbolines and their derivatives based on their role in natural products in the past couple of decades. β- carboline has been to be a found a key component in several natural products and drugs. Several synthetic protocols have been reported but the Pictet– Spengler method is the most promising protocol; however, other methods are also producing novel β- carbolines that have great importance due to theeir heterocyclic moiety.
Viswanathan et al. developed a protocol for the synthesis of β- carboline derivatives that involved reaction of an appropriate amount of tryptamine and alde­hyde that were heated using microwave radiation, and the resulting mixture was then precipitated as salt of either a triuoroacetic acid or a hydrochloride (Viswanathan et al. 2023). This tetrahydro- β- carboline salt is extracted by ltration, then it is dissolved in dimethyl formamide and heated in the existence of lithium and silver carbonates to produce the product β- carboline, which is then rened using ash chromatography (Scheme 8.1).
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SCHEME 8.1 Microwave- assisted preparation of derivatives of β- carbolines.
SCHEME 8.2 Microwave- assisted preparation of β- carboline derivatives.
Eagon et al. demonstrated the microwave- assisted preparation of β- carboline within 20 minutes (Eagon et al. 2014). In this synthesis tryptamine served as the starting material for the microwave- assisted Pictet– Spengler reaction, which produced a yield of up to 99% utilizing 1,2- dichloroethane (DCE) and triuoroacetic acid (TFA) as solvents (Scheme 8.2). Following the initial THBC synthesis, Pd/ C in EtOH was used to produce tetrahydro- β- carboline salts, which were then aromatized to produce β- carboline salts.
The synthesis of phenyl piperazine derivatives of β- carboline was reported by Ashok et al. in which DL- tryptophan was used as a starting ingredient (Ashok et al.
2019). Following this, aldehyde conjugation and esterication with thionyl chloride produced 1- substituted THBC ester. Following that, the β- carboline ester was produced by oxidizing it with potassium permanganate in THF, and alkali hydrolysis produced the β- carboline carboxylic acid. Finally, the preparation of diverse 3- substituted- β- carboline phenyl piperazines (Scheme 8.3) was achieved by acid amide coupling with a variety of substituted phenyl piperazines in the existence of EDC, HCl, and HOBt.
Maestri et al. studied the use of a palladium catalyst for the chemo- and regioselective synthesis of tetrahydro β- carbolines. Co- catalysis of palladium and carboxylic acid at 100°C using phosphine as a ligand in toluene, with complete conguration control in every scenario, results in the creation of C- C bonds via indolic C(SP2)- H bond acti­vation of N- propylated tryptamines, recovering products as a single E- isomer (Cera et al. 2018) (Scheme 8.4).
Another new, extremely effective protocol for the preparation of aromatic β- carbolines from 2- acyl- 3- bromoindoles employing tributyl [(Z)- 2- ethoxyvinyl] stannane as a C2 building block via Stille cross- coupling was developed by Kamlah et al. (2015) The synthesis of β- carbolines occurred in modest yields in the rst Pd­catalyzed step, which was succeeded by the ring closure in glacial acetic acid using NH4OAc (Scheme 8.5).
One- pot bimetallic relay catalysis and one- pot triple- orthogonal metal relay catalysis were devised by Dhiman et al. for the preparation of 1,3- disubstituted 4­hydroxy β- carbolines and 1,3- disubstituted β- carbolines (Dhiman et al. 2016). Both cases began with the easily available 3- (2- aminophenyl)- 5- hexenyn- 3- ols as raw ingredients (Scheme 8.6).
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SCHEME 8.3 Preparation of β- carbolines derivatives.
SCHEME 8.4 Preparation of β- carbolines with palladium assistance.
SCHEME 8.5 Pd- catalyzed preparation of β- carboline derivatives.
SCHEME 8.6 A method of making β- carbolines in a single pot.
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SCHEME 8.7 BF3.OEt2- catalyzed synthetic approach for the synthesis of β- Carboline
derivative.
SCHEME 8.8 MeOTf- catalysed synthetic pathway for the synthesis of β- Carboline derivative.
SCHEME 8.9 TFA catalyzed synthetic route for the synthesis of β- Carboline derivatives.
In another protocol, He et al. described a facile synthesis of β- carboline derivatives at 25oC for 12 hours with a good yield (80%) (He et al. 2016). In this protocol, the intended product was produced using dichloro methane (DCM) as a polar aprotic solvent and borontriuoride etherate (BF3.OEt2) as a Lewis acid catalyst during the indole oxazolone cyclization process (Scheme 8.7). However, this simple one- pot method produces 80% of the therapeutically important tetrahydroisoquinoline alkaloids found in nature.
In 2017, Wen et al. demonstrated a simple and efcient protocol for the formation of β- carboline derivatives in a non- polar solvent like DCE at 80°C with 90% yield of product (Wen et al. 2017) under catalytic media of isothiocyanate and methyltriuoro methanesulfonate (MeOTf) (Scheme 8.8). This synthetic process is used to make the traditional Chinese medicine drug rutacarpine (an alkaloid quinazolinone), which is useful for treating diseases associated with inammation.
Spindler et al. presented a straightforward, all- purpose, capable, and practical route at room temperature for the synthesis of 1- substituted tetrahydro- β- carbolines with a superior yield range (18– 97%) (Spindler et al. 2016). The Pictet– Spengler reaction using tryptamine derivatives and aldehyde, together with a suitable catalyst such triuoroacetic acid (TFA), can be used to carry out this method over the course of 24 hours in a polar DCM solvent (Scheme 8.9).
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SCHEME 8.10 β- Carboline derivative synthetically prepared using I2 catalysis.
SCHEME 8.11 Synthesis of β- carbolines via bases.
SCHEME 8.12 The use of TFA in the synthesis of a derivative of β- carboline.
An efcient protocol for the synthesis of β- carboline derivative based on Pictet- Spengler condition with moderate yield range (60– 85%) was developed by Battini et al. (2014). In this protocol, tryptophan methyl ester was reacted with an aldehyde derivative at a temperature of 90°C in the presence of molecular iodine (I2) as a catalyst and polar aprotic solvent dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) (Scheme 8.10). The demonstrated catalytic pathway is competent, cost- effective, and incredibly selective; it yields a high spectrum of β- carboline derivatives, ranging from 60– 85%, and concludes without the need for any protective groups for the separation and pro­cessing of these compounds.
Puried 2- aminobiaryls produced the best results, yielding β- carbolines in an excess of 18– 66% yield reported by Shainthavaan et al. when they were combined with an excess of NaHMDS. As far as we are aware, this reaction process, which begins with commercially available 3- uoropyridines, offers the fastest way to synthesize the naturally occurring carbolines norharmane (Sathiyalingama et al.
2022) (Scheme 8.11).
A straightforward and effective approach for the synthesis of β- carboline derivatives with an appreciable yield range of 81– 96% was developed by Singh et al. (2012). This method can be carried out at room temperature by reacting tryptamine with an aldehyde derivative for 3 to 4 days in the existence of TFA as an acid catalyst and DCM as a solvent to produce a derivative of β- carboline (Scheme 8.12). This protocol’s benets include simplicity, cost- effectiveness, and a typically important
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SCHEME 8.13 POCl3 catalyzed synthetic path for β- Carboline derivative in acetonitrile
solvent.
SCHEME 8.14 Synthesis for β- Carboline derivative in toluene, accelerated by POCl3.
SCHEME 8.15 A synthetic process for producing derivatives of β- carboline using the MeOTf
catalyst.
reaction with as superb yield (81– 96%). Additionally, the derivative encourages a variety of fused and substituted- β- carbolines that operate as bioactive agents.
Saha et al. developed an efcient synthetic route of Bischler– Napieralski cyclized β- carboline derivative (Saha et al. 2011). Using phosphoryl chloride (POCl3) as a Lewis acid catalyst and a polar aprotic solvent such acetonitrile, tryptamine amide was cyclized using this approach for a period of 24 hours at a temperature of 120oC with an excellent yield (70%) (Scheme 8.13).
A subsequent synthesis of β- carboline derivative was reported by Saha et al. (2011). Using POCl3 and tryptamine amide for 12 hours under reux conditions in a nonpolar solvent such as toluene yielded a product with a respectable percentage of 45% (Scheme 8.14). The benet of this POCl3 promoted synthetic technique is the straightforward, affordable, and one- pot procedure.
Wen et al. established a protocol at 80°C for the synthesis of an isothiocyanate­derived β- carboline derivative using methyltriuoro methanesulfonate (MeOTf) as a catalyst in a nonpolar solvent such as DCE (Wen et al. 2017). This method produced an outstanding yield of 90%. In traditional Chinese medicine, the quinazolinone alkaloid rutaecarpine is used to treat inammation- related illnesses and is synthesized using this method (Scheme 8.15).
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SCHEME 8.16 Economically benecial process for making β- carbolines.
SCHEME 8.17 Ruthenium- catalyzed synthesis of β- carboline derivatives.
A two- step, economically advantageous method for producing β- carbolines was described by Dhara et al. (2014). N- tosylated 2- iodoanilines were coupled with 2- chloropyridin- 4- yl- boronic acid precursors in the Suzuki reaction. Following ring closure brought about by Pd- mediated C- H/ N- H activation, a modest yield of the intended product was obtained (Scheme 8.16).
Witulski et al. created a quick ruthenium- catalyzed process for creating the skeleton of the β- carboline (Witulski et al. 2011). Starting with readily accessible 2- iodoaniline, the necessary yne- ynamides were made in ve steps (Scheme 8.17). The corresponding β- carbolines were produced by the [2+ 2+ 2] cyclo addition of yneynamides with methyl cyanoformate under the inuence of CpRuCl(cod). The marine alkaloid eudistomin U was successfully synthesized using this method.
A simple procedure to synthesize β- carboline compounds with palladium support was described by Ding et al. (2010). This can be achieved by directly dehydrogen­ating internal alkynes and tert- butylimines of N- substituted indole carboxaldehydes in an annulation reaction (Scheme 8.18). In this procedure, elemental oxygen was employed to activate the C- H bond.
In another protocol, Wu et al. demonstrated one- pot preparation of β- carboline derivative at 110oC temperature for 5– 10 h of duration time with excellent yield (86%) (Zhu et al. 2013). This procedure can be carried out by reacting tryptamine and aceophenone with molecular iodine (I2), hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), and a polar
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SCHEME 8.18 Pd catalysed synthesis of β- carboline compounds.
SCHEME 8.19 Preparation of a derivative of β- Carboline using of H2O2 and I2.
SCHEME 8.20 A single- pot synthesis of derivatives β- carbolines.
SCHEME 8.21 Synthetic route for the synthesis of functionalized tetrahydro β- carbolines
derivatives.
aprotic solvent like DMSO (Scheme 8.19). The result is pityriacitrin (a derivative of the amino acid carboline).
Wang et al. reported a unique one- pot preparation of β- carbolines (Wang et al.
2018). The planned synthesis, which begins with racemic tryptophan and different amino acids, progresses in a series of stages that include decarboxylation, deamin­ation, the Pictet– Spengler reaction, and oxidation (Scheme 8.20). These steps are driven by a reaction with I2 and TFA.
Zeng et al. effectively developed a “two- in- one” approach to synthesize functionalized tetrahydro β- carbolines by palladium- catalyzed C- H bond activation of tryptamines with carbonyl compounds in water, which involves in situ imine pro­duction as a guiding group (Zeng et al. 2019) (Scheme 8.21) to develop a transforma­tive protocol that is more atom- economic and environmentally friendly.
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SCHEME 8.22 Synthesis of β- carbolines with microwave assistance, supported by TFA.
SCHEME 8.23 By virtue of water synthetic route for a derivative of β- carboline.
A microwave- assisted protocol designed by Anderson et al. involves Pictet– Spengler synthesis to obtain β- carboline (Anderson et al. 2014). In order to obtain the (70– 99%) yield range of the product, tryptamine is allowed to react with substituted aldehyde and 2,2- dimethoxypropane (CH(OME)2) in the presence of TFA as an acid catalyst in a mobile solvent like 1,2- dichloroethane (DCE) under acidic conditions containing hydrochloric acid (HCl) at 110oC temperature for 20 min (Scheme 8.22). The primary advantage of this method is its ability to quickly and easily manufacture pure crystalline products on a milligram to gram scale through precipitation after simple ltration, with a high yield range of 70– 99%, all without the need for liquid liquid extraction or column chromatography.
An efcient and greener methodology for the synthesis of β- carboline derivatives was developed by Buxi et al. which yielded a good yield range (50– 83%) using the Pictet– Spengler condensation reaction of L- tryptophan with aldehyde derivative in water as a green solvent under reux conditions for 3 hours (Buxi et al. 2013) (Scheme
8.23). This method is cost- effective, effective, and uses water as a green solvent.
Ame Pictet and Theodor Spengler developed a process for producing substitutions or fused beta- carbolines by articial synthetic methods (Royer et al. 2004). They produced a protocol to synthesize 1,2,3,4- tetrahydroisoquinoline by heating phenylethylamine with aldehyde in the existence of acidic media. An imine is produced by the Pictet- Spengler reaction, which then cycles electron- rich aryl or heteroaryl groups onto imine or iminium ion electrophiles to yield an iminium ion in an acidic environment (Scheme 8.24). The same method has been used for the prep­aration of a variety of aza- heterocyclic compounds (Tatsui et al. 1928).
The biosynthesis of β- carboline alkaloids was achieved by the formation of Schiff base of tryptamine and then subsequent intramolecular Mannich reaction, in which the C2- carbon of indole ring behave as a nucleophile (França et al. 2014). Further the aromaticity of the nucleus was regenerated via abstraction of a proton from the C2.
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SCHEME 8.24 Pictet- Spengler reaction for the synthesis of β- carboline.
SCHEME 8.25 Biosynthesis of fully aromatic beta- carboline from tryptamine.
Finally, the desired compound (Rajesh et al. 2019) i.e. fully aromatic β- carboline is obtained by the oxidation of 3,4- dihydro- β- carboline (Scheme 8.25).
Yang et al. described the synthesis of β- carboline by the condensation of pyruvic aldehyde with L- tryptophan or L- tryptophanylamide (Yang et al. 2006). Similar products could be obtained by the coupling reaction between 4- methoxyphenylglyoxal and tryptophan methyl ester. Changing the functionalities from carboxylic acid group to amide (Mei- L et al. 2011) and ester signicantly increased the yields of the desired products (Scheme 8.26).
A facile and environmentally friendly method has been developed in a single step from tryptamine and aldehydes for the preparation of tetrahydro- β- carbolines (tryptolines) (Hong- J et al. 2020). The preparation of diverse tryptolines derivatives was catalyzed by L- tartaric acid, a natural existing compound used to achieve the desired products in form of colourless crystals. This new protocol of synthesis using water and L- tartaric acid is easy, safe, and inexpensive, and the products can be easily separated using basic ltration method as they are obtained in crystals (Scheme 8.27).